I Spit on Your Grave: Vengeance Is Mine

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thiago s @Thiagostone May 28 Filme fraco, o roteiro é fraco, as cenas de terror são fracas, a história é fraca, o elenco é fraco, e ninguém ajuda a melhorar o filme, os personagens são fracos, e o filme deveria ter cenas bem melhores e relevantes, para fazer o filme ser bom. See more MR R Dec 21 I thought the first two movies were good, revenge is sweet. Number 3 was terrible , Sarah Butler can act but the supporting cast was mostly dire , from the reviews on Deja vu I’ll be giving that a miss. See more R Z 09/11/2023 What a terrible sequel. Every time it did one of those imaginary violence scenes I thought "I guess I can stop paying attention since this part doesn't matter at all." And the Kosca guy -- we get it, his name is pronounced with a Z, can you give this character some other traits? Just really cheesy and amateur all around. See more steve d 12/07/2022 Probably the best sequel the series has seen. That does not mean it is any good though. See more R P 06/19/2022 I Spit on Your Grave 3 breaks the theme of the other movies. We don't see a graphic rape scene like we do in the other movies. We do get to see somewhat graphic revenge on other rapists who got away with their crimes. You can tell the director wasn't Steven R. Monroe. Obviously there's no graphic rape scenes, but there is talk about it. (https://foreverfinalgirl.com/spit-your-grave-3/) See more gareth 02/18/2022 If the writers intention was to portray a rape victims downward spiral into full blown psychosis they did a poor job of it. Almost everything about Jennifer's breakdown seemed forced and the dialogue consisted of soundbites and (macabre) bumper sticker philosophy. The movie left no room for ambiguity or nuance: men are at best ineffectual and worthless and at worst misogynistic monsters, and by the end of the movie the distinction has become so blurred as to be non-existent. A series that began as a vision of female empowerment loses its way so badly that by the end any sympathy I felt for Jennifer had dissipated. The screenplay doesn't allow us to relate to Jennifer in any way above the superficial or truly examine how disillusioned she has become, and instead of striking a blow for feminism ultimately serves only to demonize the protagonist who by the end has become the antagonist. Maybe the point of the movie was to show that the unbridled thirst for revenge, to quote John Ford, "proves its own executioner" but this is never sufficiently explored and maybe that's giving the writers credit where none is due, especially considering how insubstantial the plot and writing was. See more Read all reviews

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